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Fidelity Investments is rolling out a new suite of tools and technology to help both employers and employees make better retirement planning decisions and achieve better outcomes.

Most industry experts are looking to individual states to make the most impact, said Nancy LeaMond, AARP executive vice president.

SEC wants to use funds to add 316 examiners, 240 devoted solely to advisors.

A group of California mayors is opposing a pension-reform referendum that would empower them to reduce expenses while risking their support from unions.

Connecticut is one step closer to passing its Retirement for All CT bill or Senate Bill 249, which would create a public retirement option that would provide employers and workers with a low-risk alternative to plans offered by the insurance industry.

Thats so even if the plan meets all of the U.S. tax qualification requirements for coverage by PBGC insurance.